Sentence examples for concluded that material from inspiring English sources

The original FS pool/loop comparison in 2000 concluded that material amounts of those systems were about similar between pool and loop configurations.

It was concluded that material selection together with low amount of water flow through the outlets, a low water pressure and the length of water stagnation at a temperature of 35°C were responsible for the excessive development of biofilms in non-touch fittings.

We concluded that materials design based on topological interlocking leads to an excellent combination of mechanical and sound absorption properties.

It was also concluded that materials research needs to progress even further and stretch the limits of what can be achieved.

Table 1 γ 0.38 0.29 0.25 0.13 0.04 x 1 0.74 0.62 0.27 0. We therefore can conclude that material intermixing that occurs during the deposition time is very significant.

The bodies being too small to be perceived, we can be misled into thinking that a collection of bodies, that is, matter, is the true extended substance, and from matter's divisibility wrongly conclude that material substance can therefore be divided.

"That would usually take six to eight weeks, the reason being the department gave advice that there was a possibility that the court might conclude that additional material never before considered could be required..

On Wednesday the environment minister said: "What has happened is that the court has, at my request, set aside the decision to be reconsidered … the reason being the department gave advice that there was a possibility, and that the court might conclude, that additional material never before considered could be required".

Patel et al concluded that the material with a density of 0.08 g/cm was more brittle than osteoporotic bone and that the 0.16 g/cm material was a good alternative for in vitro testing of osteoporotic bone.

I concluded that the material and the associated teachers and teaching methods simply do not reach the standard of quality educational practise that this school requires.

But the department has concluded that the material, uranium 233, which does not exist in nature, is too expensive and risky to keep.